Although I’ve been studying at Université de Montréal and probably should show some loyalty, I’ve visited McGill a couple of times and it just looks like a proper British inspired university!
Now that on the left above, that’s a humanities faculty!
And yes, that’s a serious engineering department from when real men did real work engineering real stuff.
The one on the right is actually a house in a street near McGill, I just loved it.
And then there’s Old Montreal, down by the Port in the commercial area. The tourist spots are a bit like Sydney’s Rocks, but still a great wander and plenty to watch.
Time for a refreshing ale and a bit of a chat after all that walking and retailing.
Once you’re passed the ladies it’s serious commerce.
Are those leaves always that colour or am I perhaps not the only one sensing that summer is on its way out?
Makes you want to reach for a frock and heels! Champagne cocktails anyone?
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I write as a way of processing and reflecting on experience, and as a way of sharing that experience. When I travel I used to write email journals back to friends, family, anyone who’d read and risk immersing themselves in my reality for a while: writing for them was a way of writing for me. Borrowing from Graham Greene in a flip of Travels with my Aunt, I imagined writing letters to my nieces, as their travelling aunt. Crafting the sentences became a way of extruding the experience, giving it birth, drawing its meaning from my soul, nurturing it into something tangible with a life of its own.
The aim of my blog is to open the world to my thought-children, to let them out of the safety of my friends and family and let them experience the world. And in the process I get the honour of taking a larger group with me when I’m wandering around India and beyond, or just reflecting on parallel truths, thinking thoughts that take me to new places new beginnings.
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What stories can be heard among the laneways as the buildings murmur their secrets. Gorgeous photos.
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Thanks Brian, that day I saw a couple having their wedding photos taken down a laneway. Just beautiful, so much love.
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I love Old Montreal!! Great post Wendy!! 🙂
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